Regional city regeneration is increasingly becoming an important topic as towns attempt to position themselves mid-way between larger discourses about capital cities and peri-urban landscapes. This paper reflect whether these initiatives can assist the facilitation of city structural change, economic renewal and enhanced urban design and place-making outcomes.

Through a design-led investigation, this paper explores the types of spatial assemblies and development approaches that could potentially achieve the 20-minute city in metropolitan Melbourne.

This paper draws on a research initiative of the Office of the Victorian Government Architect (OVGA) and the Monash Architecture Studio (MAS) to examine the opportunities and constraints associated with the small infill housing in middle suburban contexts.

This paper reports on the network theoretic analysis street networks of Sydney CBD and suburbs.

The paper uses a land use model developed by Auckland Council to examine how political actors, institutional and public politics influence the use of land models as an ‘evidence base’ for decision making.